Log on to Twinkl Go and type in the code - SE3194, there is a reading comprehension, please do not expect the children to do this alone, it can be done with an adult and all the answers discussed. There is also a Gingerbread Man sound mat.
In class this week (16th November 2020) Orange Class have been reading the Gingerbread Man.
There is a video attached below.
These are some of the activities that you could try at home.
- Make a Gingerbread Man - there are lots of recipes online, you could decorate it in a number of ways.
- Draw three pictures that show the beginning, middle and end of the story.
- Create a bridge for the Gingerbread man to cross the river - could you use blocks, or lego? What else could you use?
- Can you find out what foxes like to eat? Do they just like gingerbread? Maybe you could make a poster showing us more about foxes?
- Could you design a new front cover for the book - what picture would you chose for the front?
- Could you draw a Gingerbread Man and decorate him - maybe you have things you could decorate him with, maybe you could draw him some clothes?
- Could you work out what floats and what sinks? Maybe you could make him a boat to help him cross the river to save him from the fox?
For this first two weeks in November we are focusing on the book 'Jack and the Beanstalk'. I have uploaded a short video and a copy of the story.
Please read it and re read it with your child.
Ideas for home learning -
Draw a picture of the giant's castle and label it? Draw/create some of the rooms inside the giant's castle and label them - would they be expensive with lots of gold?
Retell the story with toys. Playmobil, Duplo, Lego - anything really! Encourage your child to think about what the different characters would say at different points of the story.
Research the and draw the lifecycle of a bean plant.
Find a plant outside and count how many leaves it has - compare it to a plant with less or more leaves.
Any work you've done please photograph it and email it - orange@winnallprimary.co.uk